Hello there! I'm an expert in digital media and mobile device operations. I'm here to help you with your iPhone video rotation query. Rotating a video on your iPhone can be a straightforward process, depending on the app you're using to edit or view the video. Let's dive into the steps you can follow to rotate a video clip.

Firstly, it's essential to identify which app you're using to handle your video. The default Photos app on the iPhone doesn't offer a built-in feature to rotate videos directly. However, you can use third-party apps that provide more editing capabilities, such as iMovie, which comes pre-installed on many iOS devices, or other apps available on the App Store.

Here’s a detailed guide on how to rotate a video using iMovie:


1. Open iMovie: Launch the iMovie app on your iPhone.


2. Create a New Project: Tap on the "+" icon to start a new project. You can choose to create a new movie or a trailer.


3. Add Your Video: If you're creating a new movie, tap on the video you want to rotate in your photo library and then tap "Add" to include it in your project.


4. Select the Video Clip: Once your video is in the timeline, tap on it to select it. You should see the clip highlighted.


5. Access the Clip Details: After selecting the clip, tap on the "Clip" button, which looks like a square with a small square inside it. This will open the clip details.


6. Rotate the Clip: In the clip details, you will see a rotate icon. Tap on it and then use your finger to rotate the video to the desired angle. You can rotate the video in 90-degree increments.

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Preview the Rotation: After rotating, you can play the video to ensure it looks as you want.

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Save Your Project: Once you're satisfied with the rotation, tap on the "Done" button to save the changes to your project.

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Export the Video: Finally, to save the rotated video to your camera roll, tap on the "Share" button (a box with an arrow pointing up), and then choose "Save Video" or "Save as New Clip" depending on your preference.

Please note that the process may vary slightly depending on the version of iMovie and the iOS version on your iPhone. If you're using a different video editing app, the steps might be different, but the general concept of selecting the clip, accessing its details, and rotating it will remain the same.

Remember, rotating a video can sometimes affect its aspect ratio, so you might need to crop or adjust the video afterward to fit your desired frame size.

Now, let's move on to the next step.

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